C1000-144: IBM Machine Learning Data Scientist v1

C1000-144: IBM Machine Learning Data Scientist v1

Full Name: IBM Machine Learning Data Scientist v1

Exam Code: C1000-144

Certification Overview


The IBM Machine Learning Data Scientist is a person who can work with disparate data sets to design, plan, and present a proper business solution using IBM AI processes and tools (Watson Studio). They can evaluate business problem including ethical implications. They can perform exploratory data analysis that includes data preparation. They can also determine and implement proper models as well as refine and deploy and monitor the model. 


IBM Machine Learning Data Scientist Exam Summary:


Exam Name
IBM Certified Data Scientist - Machine Learning Specialist v1
Exam Code 
C1000-144
Exam Price 
$200 (USD)
Duration 
90 mins
Number of Questions 
61
Passing Score 
74%
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Sample Questions
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IBM C1000-144 Exam Syllabus Topics:


Topic Details Weights
Evaluate business problem including ethical implications - Understand business requirements
- Understand what data is available
- Understand ethical challenges in the business problem
- Perform AI design thinking
- Assess progress on the AI Ladder
21%
Exploratory Data Analysis including data preparation - Identify the methods used to clean, label, and anonymize data
- Visualize data
- Balance and partition data
18%
Implement the proper model - Implement Supervised Learning: Regression
- Implement Supervised Learning: Classification
- Implement Unsupervised Learning: Clustering
- Implement Unsupervised Learning: Dimensional Reduction
26%
Refine and deploy the model - Identify operations and transformations taken to select and engineer features
- Select the proper tools
- Configure the appropriate environment specifications for training the model
- Train the model and optimize hyperparameters
- Implement the ability for the model to explain itself
18%
Monitor models in production - Assess the model
- Monitor the model in production
- Determine if there is unfair bias in the model
17%

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